Roborock Robotic Vacuum Cleaners

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Roborock has rapidly risen from a Xiaomi-backed newcomer to a globally recognized powerhouse in the robotic vacuum world. With cutting-edge technologies like ReactiveAI® Obstacle Avoidance and VibraRise® mopping, the brand consistently sets new standards in automation and intelligence. Whether you're shopping for your very first robot or hunting for a flagship that can practically read your mind, Roborock’s lineup offers something sharp at every price point — without losing its sleek, minimalist charm.

And while the brand flexes hard on tech, it doesn’t shy away from daily practicality. That means designs that work just as well on Cheerios as they do on pet hair, and apps that don’t make you feel like you need a PhD to operate them.

We’ve run Roborock models through a full suite of tests in our lab — from tight-corner navigation and carpet-deep suction to mop lifting on high-pile rugs — and the results speak for themselves. These bots aren’t just clever; they’re consistent.

If you're even thinking about upgrading your cleaning game, this one's worth the deep dive.

Miele Robotic Vacuum Cleaners

 Miele Robot Vacuums Review: Smart, Sleek, and Selective

Founded in 1899 in Gütersloh, Germany, Miele has built its reputation on a simple promise: "Immer Besser" — Forever Better. Known worldwide for premium home appliances with obsessive engineering and long-lasting build quality, Miele stepped into the robotic vacuum world with the Scout series, designed to bring that same precision to autonomous floor cleaning.

Unlike some brands that launch endless variations, Miele keeps it tight. As of now, their U.S. robot vacuum lineup consists of just three models: the Scout RX3, Scout RX3 Runner, and Scout RX3 Home Vision. All share the same core DNA but vary in runtime and smart extras. Let’s see how these bots measure up when it comes to brains, brawn, and that signature German efficiency.